A collection of charts and results from various studies with brief annotations by the author of the Telegram channel .
Intriguing infographics about the trillion-dollar smartphone economy. Sales of the phones themselves account for almost half of all revenue. Purchases of applications make up a quarter of that amount, with advertising bringing in even more. Accessories add 16% to their cost. The share of music is larger than that of video.

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Figures:
- According to Counterpoint Research, the total profit of smartphone manufacturers in 2019 by 11%, due to an increase in the number of models in the mid-price category. Meanwhile, 32% of total sales revenue and 66% of the entire market profit goes to Apple.
- Mobile games 33% of installations out of the total, 10% of user time, and 74% of app sales revenue. By the way, over the last two years, our time spent on our phones has increased by 50%.
- Bridgewater , that 10% of Facebook, Amazon, and Google’s revenue is generated by startups. Their contribution to the global economy is 0.4%, down from 0.6% in the 2000s. An interesting figure considering the role of venture in the money circulation.
- No matter how many pessimistic forecasts were made, Huawei revenue by 18% in 2019 despite U.S. sanctions. The company shipped 240 million smartphones.
- 89% of people waste In 2019, there were
- 142 startups valued over $1 billion — 16 'unicorns' fewer than the previous year. Among them: 78 from the USA, 22 from China, and 5 each from Germany and Brazil. This post is a compilation of entries from my channel for December tagged with #analytics. You can find the previous issue
. Thank you all for your attention! The MediaTek Helio G80 processor is designed for inexpensive gaming smartphones.
Source: habr.com
